<ul><li>Global demand for U.S. travel is declining due to global instability, economic jitters, and uncertainty.</li><li>Mabrian's analysis shows varied trends in flight searches and confirmed bookings from key markets like the UK, Germany, Brazil, Japan, and China.</li><li>European travel intent to the U.S. is down, with the UK showing resilience while Germany and Italy face uncertainty.</li><li>In the Americas, Brazil and Japan exhibit declining travel intent, while Mexico, India, China, and South Korea show positive momentum.</li><li>Canadian demand remains stable but is not converting into actual bookings, while Mexico and India show rising interest.</li><li>China and South Korea demonstrate a surge in inspirational demand for U.S. travel, reflecting an upward trend in confirmed bookings.</li><li>The travel trend post-tariffs announcement reflects heightened volatility and uncertainty, impacting travel intent and bookings.</li><li>The decline in U.S. travel demand is attributed to trust, perception, and global instability, highlighting the interconnectedness of tourism with the world's pulse.</li></ul>

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